Energy markets are driven as much by expectations as by actual output. The credible prospect of increased Libyan production could restore confidence, reduce volatility, and place downward pressure on global energy prices.
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Libya could supply the oil the world needs while conflict with Iran seethes
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CitrixNews Staff
Originally reported by The Hill
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